medical intervention

collocation in English

meanings of medicaland intervention

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medical
adjective
uk /ˈmed.ɪ.kəl/ us /ˈmed.ɪ.kəl/
related to the treatment of illness ...
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intervention
noun
uk /ˌɪn.təˈven.ʃən/ us /ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈven.ʃən/
intentional action to change a situation, with the aim of improving it or preventing it from ...
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Examples of medical intervention

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Neither medicalintervention nor surgery are curative.
Measuring the effect of medicalintervention.
But what about the pregnant woman who actively seeks medicalintervention to benefit her foetus?
Controlled studies provide a vital indication of the effectiveness of a medicalintervention.
As said earlier, these acts are accepted as refusals of medicalintervention.
Because there was no hope of survival without this medicalintervention, the infant's life was prolonged.
In short, diabetes is perceived to be more serious when intense medicalintervention is required.
It need be accepted solely as a refusal of medicalintervention.
After all, these are predominantly what lead to medicalintervention and to hospitalization.
Surgical treatment of acute appendicitis is a highly successful medicalintervention.
A much stronger case for the importance of medicalintervention can be made in relation to maternal mortality.
These factors include increases in multiple births and advanced maternal age, and late preterm births driven by medicalintervention.
That professionally qualified physicians are prepared to offer invasive procedures may encourage ambivalent patients to submit to medicalintervention.
For example, physicians honor a patient's refusal of medicalintervention even when doing so leads to the patient's death.
Finally, the key to solving this particular dilemma, the goals of medicalintervention, should be carefully considered.
Alternatively, if medicalintervention can ameliorate the disease, such as haemophilia, the increasing burden becomes economic rather than social.
In adults the disease is self-limiting in most instances while medicalintervention is required more often for children.
Retrospective recall of falls in elderly people, including those that have not required medicalintervention, is unreliable.
There appeared to be a strong association between the medicalintervention of insulin and the syringe, and perceptions of seriousness.
Many patients manage their condition without medicalintervention.
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Further research on socio-economic factors and health should bring a better understanding of causal relationships and even offer possibilities of social and medicalintervention.
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